McCarthy wins spot in battle over ballots
Eugene McCarthy secured four court orders this week to ensure his name appears on ballots in Texas Utah Maryland and Massachusetts He said he will be listed as an independent in about 30 states and hopes for 12 more McCarthy warns his bid could draw some Carter votes and affect the election dynamics Meanwhile Carter Ford Mondale and Dole campaigned with attacks and counterclaims across several states.
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United Press International
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Texas
Utah
Maryland
Massachusetts
McCarthy
Washington Press Club
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Carter
House of Representatives
Plains
Buffalo
N.Y
Portland
Maine
Boston
White House
Walter Mondale
Toledo
Ohio
Mondale
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Ing
Michigan
Washington
Georgia
Lockheed Aircraft
Coca-Cola
Robert Dole
GOP
Carter-Mondale
Special three man panel to review pay hike for officials
In Harrisburg a three member Commonwealth Compensation Commission will assess salaries for lawmakers judges and executive officials. Their recommendations could raise pay or reject hikes and become law within 30 days unless the legislature blocks them. The panel sits as lawmakers are away for five weeks.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
House
Senate
Harry L. Rossi
Daniel Curran
David Kurtzman
Krause Found Guilty in Child Death Case
Judge Howard W. Lyon finds Leopold Krause 25 guilty of third degree murder for the April death of 3-year-old Douglas E. Wyant. Krause pled guilty to murder earlier and faces sentencing October 13. Sue Ann Wyant, 25, received 3 to 6 years on lesser charges.
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Howard W. Lyon
Leopold Krause
Albarn Road
Douglas E. Wyant
Krause
Lyon
Wyant
Shenango Township
Sue Ann Wyant
Explosions Rock Quincy During Campaign Stop
Five bombings rocked Quincy Illinois during Robert Dole campaign events killing Army bomb disposal expert Kenneth R. Foster and injuring Ernest Arenz a state arson investigator. Rep Paul Findley urged FBI help while Secret Service and local authorities sought leads with no link established to Dole. The blasts struck a bridge and Quincy Compressor plant before the fatal explosion at 10:40 a.m. Tuesday.
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Quincy, Ill
UPI
Quincy
Robert Dole
Paul Findley
R-Ill
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Findley
Secret Service
Dole
Kansas
Decatur
Ill
Ft. Leonard Wood
Illinois
Quincy Compressor Inc
Adams County
Kenneth R. Foster
Ernest Arenz
Beardstown
Blessing Hospital
Arenz
Jamboree Draws Up To 40000 Scouts To Moraine Park
The Boy Scouts of America will host the National Scout Jamboree at Moraine State Park in August 1977. Up to 40,000 young men aged 12 to 17 and their leaders are expected to attend, with a parade of heritage events and varied programs supplemented by recreation.
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Scouting/USA
Moraine State Park
Boy Scouts of America
Scouting Jamboree Retells American Life Across Regions
Six regional cultural centers showcase life styles from Polynesian village to Cajun and colonial New England. A 60-field merit badge midway invites audience participation in fitness first aid atomic energy and gardening. An arts and science fair, cook off, and diverse demonstrations run Aug 3–9 at Moraine State Park Lake Arthur with arena shows, fireworks, and accessibility trails.
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America
Southwest
Plains
Lewis and Clark
New England
Lake Arthur
Moraine State Park
Schedul
News Digest Highlights Local News and Weather
A digest of items includes Palestinian resistance notes, drug program costs outline, Heinz campaign staff changes, county report, a baseball result where the Athletics edged Royals, bridge repair bid openings, and a taste for practical news. The weather section notes showers in southern coastal regions with fair conditions elsewhere and regional temperatures.
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Heinz Fires
A's
Royals
Nation
Atlantic
Pacific
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Duluth
Houston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
City agency moves to condemn rail station for relocation
The City Redevelopment Authority voted to condemn the Erie Lackawanna Railroad station property to speed its move from the right of way of the Inner Belt highway. It will seek Public Utility Commission consent and bid for moving the station about 100 yards north to a new site at W Washington and Shenango streets. A steering committee hopes to raise funds to convert the building into a museum and meeting hall, with plans to present by November. the city will not provide financial aid. Construction on the Inner Belt is set to begin October 15.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Public Utility Commission
Nick P. Navarra
Authority
W. Washington and
Shenango Streets
Richard Hoffman
Pirates Lose longtime GM Joe L. Brown in retirement move
Joe L. Brown, 58, resigns after 21 years as Pittsburgh Pirates general manager to spend more time with his wife Virginia. He will remain with the organization as a scout in Southern California, signaling the end of an era for the National League club.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe L. Brown
Virginia
Brown
Pirate
California
Daniel M. Galbreath
Swine flu inoculation planned at five Lawrence County sites
Swine flu shots for the elderly and high risk adults will be offered October 20 and 21 at five Lawrence County locations. Eligible are those 65 and older or 18 with certain chronic conditions. Vaccines are free and participants must sign a consent form and stay 15 minutes after vaccination.
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Lawrence County
St. Francis Hospital
Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish
Ellwood City
Jameson Memorial Hospital Nurses
New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church
American Legion Hall
Bessemer
Bonnie Stoltenburg
Pennsylvania
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Army
Brownsea Island
England
Lord Baden- Powell
National Eagle Scout Association
Alpha Phi Omega College Service Fraternity
Honor Camping Society
Order of the Arrow
Scouts On Stamps Society International
Johnston Scouting Museum
News Digest
News Index
Fenelon
George Irwin Rhodes
Butler
Katherine Tartler
Mitchell Road
D. L. Ferguson
Syracuse
Shenango River
St. Francis Hospital Laboratory
Wweee
Navarra
Hoffman
Wallace L. Cunningham
Joe Brown
Pirates
Leonard Bachman
Christmas Seal League of
New Castle
N. Mill St
Frances Sullivan
League
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